bug ID
11 years ago
Anyone know what this is? I don't think this is a mature bug because only a couple weeks ago they were smaller. They are in the mulch around my Hibiscus bush but have not yet damaged the bush in any way.
Hope the picture is clear enough for ID.
Thanks.
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